DAB aerial

Sep 25, 2004 1 Replies

My new house has a hefty steel girder fram, which I understand is a problem for DAB reception. I aleady have the radio, but reception for some stations is worse than where I was (I have moved from Cheshire (CW11) to Telford (TF1)



If I go for an external DAB aerial, should it be dipole, three element or five element, and exactly what cable should I use? I have a small drum of cable left in my house by the Sky dish engineer - will this do?


In article , Paper2002AD writes

A single dipole will usually do very well. If that cable is something like CT100 which I expect it is, then yes, that would be fine...

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